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i just came home to find my female N. chromatus on her back preparing to molt!! i thought she would molt any day and i'm relieved she didn't molt while i was away last week.
A friend of mine - probably my very best friend as she entertains me by allowing me to talk T's way too much... - wants an exoskeleton. As much as i would love to keep this one myself since its a big one and more colorful than most i've had so far, i want to surprise her with it.
In the past when i had large exoskeletons i noticed that they dried kind of bunched up and not natural looking. Would it work to just use some straight pins to carefully pin the ends of the legs to a cork board while it is drying or will they just rip out and damage the exoskeleton? If this idea isn't worth trying is there any other way to save skins and have them look good?
Thanks so much! My friend will love it.
A friend of mine - probably my very best friend as she entertains me by allowing me to talk T's way too much... - wants an exoskeleton. As much as i would love to keep this one myself since its a big one and more colorful than most i've had so far, i want to surprise her with it.
In the past when i had large exoskeletons i noticed that they dried kind of bunched up and not natural looking. Would it work to just use some straight pins to carefully pin the ends of the legs to a cork board while it is drying or will they just rip out and damage the exoskeleton? If this idea isn't worth trying is there any other way to save skins and have them look good?
Thanks so much! My friend will love it.